Shantui Jianyou's first deep cement mixing vessel DCM put into use at the new airport in Hong Kong

Recently, China's first deep cement mixing vessel DCM was completed by Shantui Jianyou and put into operation in Hong Kong's new airport project. This is a major national construction that Shantui Jianyou has entered into the construction of the airport since he joined the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. project.

Shantui Jianyou's first deep cement mixing vessel DCM put into use at the new airport in Hong Kong

The "CCCC DCM1" construction vessel is the first deep-buried cement mixing vessel in China, and is also the first DCM vessel to enter the construction site of 3204. The ship has a total length of 60 meters, a width of 26 meters, a depth of 4.1 meters, and a pile height of 48.6 meters. It has used three sets of processor equipment for the first time in the country. The DCM ship can handle 13.92 square meters at a time, with a maximum treatment depth of up to 35 meters below the water surface. It is equipped with a series of advanced automatic detection instruments such as draft gauges, depth gauges, level gauges, and GPS. Its construction management control system has a high degree of The automation performance can realize one-click pile-making, and can be converted manually or automatically. The degree of automation has reached the world's leading level. Up to now, the construction vessel has been piled 15 to meet the construction progress requirements.

The new airport project in Hong Kong is located in the air traffic control zone of the airport. Extreme weather such as typhoon, rainstorm, high temperature, and humidity during construction is required, and environmental protection requirements are complex and stringent. The Shantui Jianyou DCM Mixing Vessel was successfully installed and worked in such a severe environment, once again demonstrating that Shantui Jianyou's mixing equipment can adapt to different operating environments with high performance, high quality, and high reliability. (This article comes from Shantui)